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<blockquote data-quote="Blacktop" data-source="post: 412518" data-attributes="member: 22693">Day #33Who said landscape was easy because it just sits still and waits for you to set up and shoot? I used to think so before I really got into it.This shot would have been a 100 times more interesting if I could have been there at that spot about 15 seconds earlier. When I saw this out of my car window, the entire top of the mountain&nbsp; was bathed in light and reflected by the snow.. By the time I pulled over, and grabbed the camera (wasn't even in the camera bag) this is all that was left of that beautiful light.At least I realized that if this was the situation 6 months ago, I would have totally missed the shot, because I would have been fumbling with settings. It has now become almost automatic.[ATTACH=full]138306[/ATTACH]</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Blacktop, post: 412518, member: 22693"] [COLOR=#2f4f4f][SIZE=5][FONT=book antiqua][I][B]Day #33[/B][/I][/FONT][/SIZE][/COLOR] Who said landscape was easy because it just sits still and waits for you to set up and shoot? I used to think so before I really got into it. This shot would have been a 100 times more interesting if I could have been there at that spot about 15 seconds earlier. When I saw this out of my car window, the entire top of the mountain was bathed in light and reflected by the snow.. By the time I pulled over, and grabbed the camera (wasn't even in the camera bag) this is all that was left of that beautiful light. At least I realized that if this was the situation 6 months ago, I would have totally missed the shot, because I would have been fumbling with settings. It has now become almost automatic. [ATTACH type="full"]138306._xfImport[/ATTACH] [/QUOTE]

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